Rh negative blood and the palmaris longus

reply to post by Stormdancer777


LOL!! Nope, I clasped my hands without thinking, and it was the right thumb on top.

But then again, I don't have that palmaris longus thing, either.

reply to post by Stormdancer777


im a right thumb on top. I am also left handed dominant, but mostly ambidextrous.

Well, I'm Rhesus A Negative, and I have a double Palmaris Longus it seems. Both my wrists have two of the tendons, where some folks may just have one, none, or a mix.

I don't think the lack thereof relates to blood type, but I do think the percentages are coincidental, but of no relation.

reply to post by VoidFire


You're either seeing the palmaris longus and another tendon or two other tendons and no palmaris longus, depending on their alignment. Thanks for the comments

I don't know if I have it or not-lol I see one tendon in my right hand (dominant) but can't find it on my left. (?)
I am AB neg.

reply to post by Starcrossd

BELIEVERpriest
There are a number of ways that the Rhesus factor can manifest in a person: -/-, -/+, +/+, +/-. If their was a connection between rh negativity and the absence of this wrist muscle, I would expect it to be most prevalent in rh -/- people. That is the rares combination.

Yeah that can happen someone else mentioned it too, maybe having something to do with this^

Corpsehoagie
reply to post by VoidFire

 

You're either seeing the palmaris longus and another tendon or two other tendons and no palmaris longus, depending on their alignment. Thanks for the comments

Aside from the possibility of having no Palmaris Longus, it is also possible to have two on one or both wrists. I've done the Palmaris Longus test many times enough to know this.

reply to post by Corpsehoagie


Im Rh O Negative and I have this muscle.

I am B- and don't have this muscle.

I'm O rh neg... I have the tendon in my left but not the right ... I'd call that an indecisive result plus I have no preferences to either left or right I am ambidextrous.

Once I saw the video I was able to see what you were talking about. In my case I am A RH positive and when I did the exercise I had it very pronounced on my left wrist and much less pronounced on my right. I am right handed and wondered why my right hand would be so less pronounced. Interesting!

reply to post by BuzzyWigs


I'm Rh- and I do not have the muscle. I have had lousy grip my whole life, can't open jars. My husband is Rh- and he does have the muscle.

I am Rh- and I am not seeing I have that muscle I even did a search on line to see photos so I knew what I was looking for. Not seeing it. Ok well we already knew I was different...

reply to post by Corpsehoagie


I think after the Flood people mingled and some subtle features changed.

www.evawaseerst.be...

I have it. Although, then again, i have no idea what blood type i am.

Why does everyone know?! Hahaha

I bet it's on a piece of paper somewhere, but off the top of my head. Nothing.

Im O negative. Looks like I do have it which is disappointing because I thought this might explain why I really struggle opening bottles.

a reply to: zandra

I completely accept that my wrist muscle heritage is from fallen angels and not monkeys